Cities are plagued with traumatic events, natural catastrophes, wars, economic conflicts and infrastructural breakdowns. Cities become traumatized by these disasters and malfunction moments within the urban fabric as the remnants of disaster will emerge. These moments are considered as volatile conditions within the city; unpredictable, out of control and fluctuating over time. Here the goal is to manage these unstable moments through multiple local and infrastructural strategies and reorganize the damaged neighborhood. The challenge is how these neighborhoods affect the organization of the undamaged part of the city. How do we re-stitch back together the torn apart city?